Sentence examples for special case study from inspiring English sources

"According to a special case study from last year's Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction, of the most vulnerable Syrians dependent on agriculture, particularly in the northeast governorate of Hassakeh (but also in the south), 'nearly 75 percent... suffered total crop failure.' Herders in the northeast lost around 85 percent of their livestock, affecting 1.3 million people".

"Clinkle is a movement to push the human race forward," the pile of rubble's CEO and special case study of executive prowess Lucas Duplan once deadpanned in an interview.

This paper proposes an innovative design tool created ad hoc for photovoltaic rural electrification based on a real photovoltaic rural electrification program in Morocco as a special case study.

Unproductive alternative splicing in circadian clock genes presents a special case study because the daily oscillations of protein expression levels require rapid and steep adjustments in mRNA levels.

Unproductive alternative splicing (UAS) in circadian clock genes presents a very special case study because the daily oscillations of transcripts levels require rapid and steep adjustments in mRNA levels.

Featuring the world's most international river basin (19 countries, 800.000 km, 81 million people), the Danube is a special case study regarding conservation and management issues (Sommerwerk et al., 2009).

Novel control mechanisms bring us closer to a mechanical realization of such special case studies.

Compared with a special case studied by Wu and Leung, the multi-scale decision tables of diverse attributes with different numbers of levels of scales are studied in this paper.

The special cases studied in Theorem 16 leads to the following general result.

Diseases rare enough to merit special-case-study attention in The New England Journal of Medicine are, at Elmhurst, relatively common.

As a result, much of the generality of Eigen's original work, as well as its connection to population genetics, have been obscured, and the conclusions of these special-case studies are frequently taken to be general predictions of quasispecies theory.